Rain, Wind Continue
Low pressure over southern Virginia continues to intensify this afternoon proving rain, snow and wind across the mid-Atlantic.
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Low pressure over southern Virginia continues to intensify this afternoon proving rain, snow and wind across the mid-Atlantic.
We have one last dry day before a potent late-season winter storm moves into the region.
Even with the quiet weekend here, many are already thinking about coming weather system that might pay a visit midweek.
A mid-February chance of snow for the Delaware Valley from a fast moving low pressure system to our south.
Widespread power outages predicted in the wake of Friday's nor'easter have not materialized in New Jersey.
Mercer County residents woke up to a sparkling white winter wonderland Saturday morning with about four inches of snow coating everything in sight.
Several professional and college sports teams were forced to rearrange their travel plans as a massive storm swept through the Northeast, dumping a few feet of snow in some areas.
As expected, we did not receive the crippling amounts of snow but many untreated roads are slippery so give yourself some extra time as you head out today.
A storm that dumped several inches of snow on the eastern half of Pennsylvania is expected to clear the region soon and be replaced by sunny skies and a stiff breeze.
A storm that dumped several inches of snow on the eastern half of Pennsylvania is expected to clear the region Saturday morning and be replaced by sunny skies and a stiff breeze.
Transportation services have been suspended in New Jersey and Pennsylvania due to the winter storm.
Philadelphia International Airport is reporting delays and cancellations due to the winter storm.
Streets Department crews are preparing for the winter storm and urging motorists and pedestrians to use caution as the storm worsens.
Friday night, travel on area roads will become increasingly difficult, with blowing snow and reduced visibility. Snow could fall at a rate of 1-2" an hour for a few hours in our Warning Area, and winds will gust to 30 miles-an-hour.
Public Works Department front end loaders hit the beach in Brigantine's north end, piling sand in front of beach access point Thursday, ahead of the nor'easter predicted for the region.
Impressive snowfall totals are likely with the Nor'easter heading here overnight and thru the morning hours on Friday.
The Office of Administration has announced that non-essential employees should leave work two hours early due to the weather.
With snow and rain expected to impact the area, officials were working hard to keep roads and transit running smoothly on Tuesday.
PennDOT began preparations for the storm early Wednesday morning with crews spraying the major highways in the region with a salt-brine chemical solution to keep the snow from sticking once it starts.
Commuters around region are advised to allow extra time to get to work because of a winter storm that brought snow, ice and rain overnight.
A winter storm that has blanketed parts of the South is heading towards the Delaware Valley. Philadelphia, its surrounding suburbs and parts of Southern New Jersey are expected to get between 4 to 8 inches of snow.
The snow may seem like a big inconvenience to adults but kids know it's good for sledding and there was plenty of room on the city's favorite sledding hills.
Mayor Nutter made the rounds and lent a helping hand in several neighborhoods as Philadelphia spent Monday digging out. He also made it a point to remind residents of the city's new shoveling law.
The first big snow event in the region garnered nationwide attention which included a visit from someone who just loves following bad weather.
Drivers and people walking the sidewalks across the Delaware Valley dealt with a slippery morning.
